Woman in M'sia gives thank you envelopes to KLCC Park cleaners every Friday

A woman in Malaysia has won praise online after she was spotted distributing envelopes to cleaners at Kuala Lumpur's KLCC Park.

The woman reportedly does this every Friday to thank the workers for keeping the park clean, according to Sin Chew Daily.

Cleaners seen queuing for envelopes

In a series of Threads posts, user @haskmahat shared that he had noticed a group of cleaners wearing green t-shirts queuing quietly during his morning walk at KLCC Park.

He described the cleaners as the park's "unsung workforce".

The Threads user subsequently noticed a woman distributing small envelopes to the workers.

Curious about what was happening, he slowed down to observe the interaction.

After the last cleaner had returned to work, he approached the woman to ask whether she did this regularly.

"I do it every Friday. They keep the park clean," the woman replied, according to his Threads account.

The user said the woman did not appear to be seeking recognition for her actions.

"To her, it was a simple equation of gratitude," he wrote.

Woman praised online

According to Sin Chew, the envelopes were believed to contain cash, but this was not confirmed.

The encounter subsequently attracted attention online, with commenters expressing appreciation for her actions.

Some said they had encountered the woman during their morning walks at the park.

Others praised the gesture for recognising the efforts of foreign workers in Malaysia.